Anyway.. I just wanted to say that last two posts have been sent from Word 2007.
Cool tool if you want to automate your posting, do some activities offline and then make complex publication.

See it yourself on below picture.

I just read one interesting article in local (Polish) Computerworld (Issue 5/751) about Web 2.0.
I figured out two conclusions after the lecture. First is that there is the same mistake going to be made as with the WWW bubble in late 90ties and early 2000's.
Ideas without market reason to show up. No ideas how to make it commercially successful, investing without any planning and so on.

My own comment on that is: it might be true. If so learning from mistakes a person who is smart enough should observe dynamically how and when to earn on the stock of most dynamic Web 2.0 companies and know when to quit before their stocks starts to fall down J

Second thing I noticed is that this time Web 2.0 might be too big for small players and big companies like Google, Microsoft and other which might have interest in Web 2.0 can find funds and strength to be successful.

My own comment on that is: I believe that from the lessons of current Web and potential of the next gen both groups can benefit easily. I believe that it's just a signal of interesting times we live all the time J

I mean, history shows up that Netscape almost doesn't exist in current technological world. Position I believe Netscape should have actually holds Google. Microsoft is used to fight with dangers to its market all times. You name the company and year where some initiatives were strategic. Small companies every year show up their sharp teeth. Honestly Google started to be a big player from a garage company in recent times. It's a proof to me that small companies can all the time be global players – good idea and time for that is only critical.

In that article I read about two ideas which I personally really like. First comes from Buzz Logic company which wants to make a blog tracking system which will help to manage real influence between bloggers and their influence on the market through their readers (per category, vertical, area and whatever distinction you want).

As more and more market data is not only interesting but critical to my own activities and more and more companies also benefit from various BI and BI alike solutions I suppose as an idea it might be really cool to see what value it might bring.

Second solution from the article is about hardware. Concept I suppose old as old are cyberpunk movies and novels – electronic paper. Some plastic alike soft surface with electronic stuff on it (like browser) and your favorite newspaper let's say in water-proof e-paper which you could read in your bathtub also J

Home of the future is closer and closer to us, prepare your wallets J